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Gregory W. Thiemann is an Associate Professor at York University, specializing in Sustainable Environmental Management. He has obtained his PhD and MSc from Dalhousie University and a BSc (Honours) from McMaster University. His research focuses on foraging ecology and conservation of Arctic carnivores, investigating the trophic relationships among top predators and their prey. Thiemann employs biochemical tracers, including fatty acids and stable isotopes, to study the diets of carnivores and understand their hunting behaviors. His work also utilizes satellite tracking to assess animal movement and engage with governmental agencies and Indigenous communities in the North. Thiemann's extensive research efforts reflect a commitment to understanding and predicting the impacts of climate change on wildlife populations and human communities in the Arctic.
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